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Most growth in power generation by 2050 will be solar and wind – BP

1 February 2023

Most growth in global power generation by 2050 will be solar and wind, according to oil supermajor BP’s annual benchmark report, the 2023 Energy Outlook.

Japan commissions first large offshore wind project

1 February 2023

On January 31, Japan fully commissioned a 55-MW offshore wind project, the first large one in the country. It is fixed-bottom – the foundations are on the sea-bed – in shallow waters in the Sea of Japan.

Turkmenistan: A kick in the gas

1 February 2023

Moscow curries favour, neighbours seek more gas, and Turkmenistan’s colossal methane pollution could power Afghanistan at little cost many times over. Eurasianet’s weekly Turkmenistan briefing.

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